Review on Philips AVENT Washable Nursing Pads: Stay Dry and Comfortable with 6-Count Absorbent Pads by Sandra Johnson

I bought these pads, Philips AVENT washable nursing pads and TL Care organic nursing pads in 6 packs and have been using them all for 8 months. . This overview was published for all three types. FuzziBunz has been the best of the three so far. These are the only ones I've repurchased, so I wear them almost every day. Pros: Broad coverage, excellent shedding (even overnight), dries quickly/absorbs, relatively soft on sensitive nipples. Their large diameter makes it easier for me to position them so the line doesn't show through my bra and clothing, and they also stay in place better when I wake up in the morning (although I move a lot). when I train). Sleep). Due to their absorbency, they have a relatively thin seam at the edges, which also helps with concealing in thinner bras. Fleece side that needs smoothing before dressing. Benefits of Philips AVENT: Good absorbency, washes well. Cons: Too thick - very visible through bras/shirts unless your bra has padding (e.g. Bravado 1401). The lace on the back doesn't help with that; If you have thin layers of clothing, they will look lumpy through your shirts. They're the smallest of the three I've tried, so they're not great if you move around a lot. TL Care Organic CottonPros: sooo soft! By far the most comfortable for sore nipples. Nice and thin so they're easy to hide. Cons: I leaked through them and got a wet stain on my shirt. They don't have a waterproof layer so I wouldn't recommend them unless you have a very slight leak (e.g. if you put on an extra t-shirt your leak won't be visible). Overall, as I said, FuzziBunz won by a mile. I bought two more packs and only use AVENT and TL Care when I don't have a chance to wash before I run out of FuzziBunz packs.